Platform Engineering Patterns for Scalable Software Delivery

As software systems grow in complexity, engineering organizations are increasingly adopting platform engineering as a means to scale delivery, reduce cognitive load, and empower developers. But what does it take to architect a successful Internal Developer Platform (IDP)? This roundtable brings together engineering leaders to discuss key patterns, anti-patterns, and lessons learned in building and evolving platforms that balance standardization with developer autonomy.

Topics will include the core components of modern platforms, the role of platform teams, how to measure success, and strategies for driving adoption across diverse teams and tech stacks. Whether you're just beginning your platform journey or looking to mature an existing initiative, join us for a practical conversation on what works

Join us on August 19th, 2025 | 10 AM EDT Register

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Roundtable Moderated by

Renato Losio

InfoQ Editor

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100% of net ticket revenue* will be donated to one or more non-profit organizations**, supporting diversity & inclusion in software

*Net ticket revenue is defined as the collected ticket price minus applicable taxes, credit card fees and processing fees.

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InfoQ Live August 2025

Date: August, 19th, 2025

What's Included

60 minute, InfoQ-moderated panel discussion

Chat forum for attendees to ask questions to the panelists

Access to on-demand recording

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Charities we are supporting

100% of net ticket revenue* is being donated to organizations working towards diversity, equity, and inclusion in the technology industry.

*Net ticket revenue is defined as the collected ticket price minus applicable taxes, credit card fees, and processing fees.

Code2040 is a nonprofit activating, connecting, and mobilizing the largest racial equity community in tech to dismantle the structural barriers that prevent the full participation and leadership of Black and Latinx technologists in the innovation economy.

Write/Speak/Code is on a mission to promote the visibility and leadership of technologists with marginalized genders, through writing, public speaking and open source software development. We run meetups & events across the US.